I have a cat that is just impossible to get Advantage on her. Could I use this to calm her down enough to get Advantage on?
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It might be worth a try. I'm not sure it has that much power. I used it to help my cats be less agressive with one aother and I think it worked; they are getting along better. You might call your vet for suggestions.
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Only if you lean it against something. This is what I have done, but since my cat won't use it, I am uncertain if this would be secure, and stay put, though my cat is pretty large, and heavy. This might work for a smaller,lighter cat.
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Greetings Kassandra Leigh Purcell!Yes, Cat Attract should for all intents and purposes work for your "Stray". I would make certain to put her right in the box- that way she will get the hint- sometimes I will also make a digging motion with the cat's front paw so that they get the idea that this is for doing business- NOT for sleeping! Lol! This should do the trick- best of luck!
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Some say it helps with their cat's aggressiveness, but my cat acted a little drowsy the first couple of days of wearing it and then went back to his unruly behavior once the collar lost the straight out of the package effectiveness.
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My cat has not been able to escape, even though she really tried in the beginning. She can get her regular collar off, no matter what I do.
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Yes, it helps calm my cats (3). You might want to get another litter box as sometimes each cat just needs to have their space. Comfort Zone really does help my 3 cats "chill out" though. I also got the spray and use it in their carriers when we travel and stay in hotel rooms - it works!
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My cats re not mean but this makes them very mellow,so I would think it would help. You might have to give a little larger dose, I have had to during very bad storms.
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Yes. It doesn't work for all cats but in my house it has definitely helped tone down the aggression. It hasn't solved the problem 100% but it has helped. Our vet reports that while it doesn't solve the problem for all of their clients most find that it helps.
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I bought this to keep my cat from certain areas of the house but he can crawl under it in a second. I flipped it over so the top was on the floor and the bottom was at the top which may work for you but my cat just jumped over it!
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Don't know about cats, but it sure works to help quiet my dogs. I only use it when they are being extra noisy, as my Collie is supersensitive to it and it makes her too nervous.
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I used it on my cat when i had to shave her leg when she hurt it. dogs should be easy since they generally have coarser hair. it will scare them a little because it is not the quietest tool around but once they see it does not hurt, they calm down... at least my cat learned to ignore it. turn it on away from them because it makes a crack sound when it turns on.
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I don't think so. It might be an inconvenience a few times, but my experience is that it trains cats pretty fast. There are always a few that are more stubborn, or just not fearful of it.
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I'm sure it would work to feed your cat but because of the size of the grooves, it may not really serve it's purpose in slowing him/her down. Unless it's a bigger cat :)
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Yes, it could possibly help, if your cats respond the way my cats have. When they get too rambunctious with one another I spray some Nature's Miracle on a cloth (or an old sock) and make sure each of the smells it. Then I lay the cloth in the vicinity they are in. If I keep a cloth (refreshing it with the spray a few times a day) in the general are during the day it helps immensely. But you have to keep it up, or they will go back to their old habits. Don't expect one spray per day to do the trick. It has made my life so much easier, and has calmed my cats down.
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Yes if you put the cat out of the bedroom and close the door. In all seriousness, it might help, but I don't have any animals so I really don't know. Maybe if you buy two quilted pillow protectors.
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The cat I got it for has bad anger issues, he was abused. This did not do much for him. I'd say try one package for your cat's issue.
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Not sure that would work because it appears to be the pet's weight that triggers it, since as soon as they step on it the alarm sounds. Just scratching probably wouldn't be enough to trigger. As I think about it, however, you could place it on the floor beneath the end of the sofa so that the cat had to step on it to get to the scratching point. Just avoid stepping on it yourself because it will startle you. Good luck